AGIBOT C5

AGIBOT does not publish one stable worldwide retail price for the C5 on its current product pages. Commercial cost depends on country, configuration, workstation, freight, duties, commissioning, warranty and support.

AGIBOT’s online store also notes that shipping cost varies by destination and that local duties and import-clearance costs are the customer’s responsibility. You can request an AGIBOT C5 quote through Anton Robots to compare the complete delivered package.

You can request the AGIBOT C5 through Anton Robots or directly through AGIBOT’s commercial and online-store channels. Availability, shipping and support depend on the destination country.

Before ordering, confirm whether the quote includes the automated workstation, mapping, commissioning, elevator or access-control integration, spare parts, consumables and local service.

AGIBOT currently lists C5 as a commercial cleaning robot and provides a direct product and store route. A listing should still be checked for the exact package because the robot, workstation, shipping, import costs and local support can be quoted separately.

If you are evaluating a reseller or used unit, verify software access, battery condition, service history and whether AGIBOT support transfers to the new owner.

Yes. You can request an AGIBOT C5 quote through Anton Robots. A useful proposal should identify the robot, workstation, charging and water-service equipment, deployment, mapping, training, warranty, freight and support.

Provide floor area, floor material, route width, dirt profile, operating hours, lifts or access gates and destination country so the supplier can validate the application.

The exact commercial package varies, but the core C5 platform combines sweeping, scrubbing and dust mopping with AGIBOT Autonomy and multi-sensor perception.

• AGIBOT C5 cleaning robot
• Battery and charging equipment specified by the supplier
• Dual-roller and side-brush cleaning system
• Laser-vision navigation and cloud/mobile controls
• Optional automated workstation
• Mapping, training, warranty and service as quoted

Ask for a written packing list because the workstation, spare brushes, squeegees and integration work may be separate.

AGIBOT publishes a maximum cleaning efficiency of 1,980 m²/h. The robot has a 550 mm scrubbing width and uses side brushes to extend debris collection toward edges.

Real output depends on route complexity, floor condition, traffic, water servicing and obstacle frequency. Use a site pilot rather than the maximum figure alone for labour or ROI planning.

AGIBOT publishes approximately 3 hours of scrubbing endurance. The current Anton catalogue records an 80 Ah battery and roughly 1.5-hour charging based on manufacturer documentation used during product verification.

Actual runtime varies with brush pressure, speed, floor resistance and obstacle density. Water and wastewater servicing can also affect productive shift length.

AGIBOT publishes 25 kg of scrubbing pressure, a 550 mm washing width and greater than 95% debris-removal efficiency. Its current store page also describes dual roller-brush motors, up to 16 kPa ground pressure and a maximum water spray rate of 800 ml/min.

These specifications make C5 a heavy-duty hard-floor cleaner, but pads, chemicals and pressure settings should be matched to the real floor finish.

The automated workstation can handle automatic charging, fresh-water refill, wastewater drainage and sewage-tank self-cleaning. AGIBOT publishes a sewage-tank self-cleaning cycle of about four minutes.

The station requires suitable power, water, drainage and docking space. Confirm plumbing, installation and what routine maintenance still needs a human operator.

C5 uses AGIBOT Autonomy with a fusion of laser and visual perception. AGIBOT describes point-cloud and image fusion, wide-angle laser detection and real-time obstacle avoidance for complex indoor environments.

The robot also supports spot cleaning, edge cleaning and closed-loop cleaning. Glass, dense crowds and rapidly changing industrial layouts should still be validated onsite.

Yes. AGIBOT highlights dual front side brushes and a wide-angle laser detection system to support edge cleaning and corner coverage. The platform is also designed for spot cleaning and closed-loop cleaning when missed or heavily soiled areas are detected.

Actual edge results depend on shelving legs, wall shape and route clearance, so representative corners should be included in the acceptance test.

Yes, where building systems support the required interfaces. AGIBOT states that C5 can integrate with access-control systems and elevators for cross-floor and multi-area operation.

Integration is site-specific. Confirm network access, elevator APIs or relay hardware, cybersecurity approvals and who is responsible for commissioning the interface.

AGIBOT lists factories, warehouses, airports, train stations, shopping malls, supermarkets, office buildings, hotels and hospitals among C5 application scenarios.

Its strongest fit is a medium-to-large indoor hard-floor site with enough area to benefit from automation and enough infrastructure to support charging and water servicing.

AGIBOT accepts international commercial enquiries and its store provides international shipping information, but actual availability, freight, customs, certification, warranty and field support vary by country.

Before importing, confirm battery shipping, local electrical standards, duties, software region, spare parts and who will perform onsite installation and repairs.

AGIBOT’s store directs buyers to customer service for detailed delivery information, so stock and lead time should be confirmed in writing for the destination and configuration.

Check warranty coverage, battery, sensors, pumps, brushes, squeegees, workstation service, software updates, spare-parts lead time and local technician response.

C5 is worth considering for medium-to-large facilities that want one robot to sweep, scrub and dust mop while automating much of the water and charging workflow. Its 1,980 m²/h published maximum efficiency, 25 kg scrub pressure and automated workstation are the main reasons to shortlist it.

It is less attractive for small sites, carpet-heavy environments or facilities that cannot support water and drainage infrastructure. Compare it with other commercial cleaning robots using real floor plans and service costs.